A few months back, I chatted with Veruca from the Fear of Flight blog. We had a great conversation and she released a blog with the interview!
So, it’s hard because I like to say pole dance is for everybody but I
also can fully recognize that it works better for different bodies and
not even just thinner bodies but even shorter bodies although I think
that you have to find out what works for you because tall people will
say “Oh well when you do this move, it’s really hard to have long legs”
and short people will say “Well if I have long legs I can do this move”,
so for me it’s finding the move that is going to work for you and then
working on it. I shocked everybody I think when I did my first hand
stand and I swear to God my arms were going to fall off the first time I
did it because as soon as I got upside down all the air went out of my
body and my blood stopped pumping but I did it. That’s my thing am I
lifting into it properly; absolutely not but I can do a hand stand and I
can shock the shit out of people and that’s what I do. So I’m trying to
take the moves that work for me and become better and get stronger at
those moves because I’m probably never going to; like I’ll never do a
spatchcock I can guarantee that and that’s not being negative, that’s
just being honest and realistic.
Read the whole story HERE!
This blog blossomed in 2010 to chronicle my adventures in pole dance after weight loss surgery. Although I am pole dancing less these days, I still hike and do yoga. I sometimes still have to remind myself that the size of my body doesn't dictate my worth. I believe living a life full of gratitude and joy helps lead to a true mind, body and spirit connection. You have the power to manifest your best life!
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